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Monday, April 22, 2013

Review: Radmilla Cody, Seed of Life

The 46th Miss Navajo, Radmilla Cody has quite the life story ... spending time in jail, a result of the decisions of her then abusive boyfriends' drug trafficking, as well as being the first biracial woman to hold the title.  Cody, a very talented and beautiful Navajo Woman inside and out, is now an active advocate for domestic violence prevention.  

In Seed of Life, Radmilla sings traditional songs of Diné, the Navajo people and her music is a glimpse into the life of the Navajo of today. 

A short album at just shy 35 minutes, Seed of Life includes two patriotic songs, God Bless American and America the Beautiful, in the elegant Navajo language. Radmilla sings in her native tongue, her voice ringing out with clarity, grace and noble intention. Her inner beauty is infused in her music.   

 Seed of Life is a truly inspirational album.   For more information, please visit Canyon Records.


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  2. JanetApril 24, 2013 at 11:06 AM

    This sounds really nice! Can't wait to hear this.

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